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PostPosted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 8:38 pm
  

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Larry:

When so many Bush voters cite "moral values" as a deciding factor, and then vote for Bush, who seems rather immoral on so many levels....it's tough, ain't it.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I've thought about this, too, Larry, but on reflection the numbers may be exaggerated. The world has too many stupid pollsters asking stupid questions that nobody would have an opinion on, until they're asked by a pollster.

Voters were asked, as they exited, whether they voted based on jobs, Iraq, terrorism, or morals. The many xenophobic hicks who voted out of fear of same-sex marriages fell into the "morals" category, but they probably never voted before & likely never will again.


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....well i came here to post a great article that rang alot of bells for me on these times.....here's the link....
http://www.bostonphoenix.com/

.....it's called being blue in a red......you'll see it, right under that startling cover page.....
...but be sure and read the article Star posted in chicken killin' dog topic...it will pick you right up....


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Ain't it ironic that Bush and company fear a theocracy in Iraq, but are building one here?


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I think the Silent Majority snuck up on us while we were in a coma, and now they're LOUD.

I'm veddy blue in a bloody, red state.

*looking around*

Is that Anita Bryant I hear singing?


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In case anyone is still wondering why Bush won: Evolution and Creationism


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Hmmm ... how could they not believe in evolution ... we've got the missing link in the White House!


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Bush thinks he has a mandate.
I think if we try just a little, we could get many, if not most, Bush voters to beleive that a "Man-date" means that Bush wants to date a man. I think we could win back some of the right wing bible thumpers on this one.


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Following up on Larry's idea, here's my suggestion for a tv show:

"QUEER EYE FOR THE STRAIGHT GUY"
Karl Rove sets up a "man-date" for Dubya and Cheney at an "undisclosed location." Watch the fun as Dick's daughter and Rosie O'Donnell find our leaders' lovenest and catch them in the act of making out to some Abu Ghraib prison photos.


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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Ceashel:

In case anyone is still wondering why Bush won: Evolution and Creationism <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

"A warning sticker in suburban Atlanta science textbooks that says evolution is 'a theory, not a fact'"

I am truly amazed at the misuse/misunderstanding of the word "theory" by "knowledgeable" people.


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www.sorryeverybody.com


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Thanks Terrie. Has someone thrown me into a time machine? I already felt like I'd gone back in time to Roe v. Wade but now even further back to Inherit the Wind???????

Thanks Icj. Its a great site. Gives me renewed hope for 2008 to see so many younger people are angry and embarrased for their country. Great to think that they'll be 4 years older next time,and there will be more who are 14 now, and hopefully a landslide of older voters as the war machine saps money, the body bags keep coming and peoples rights are whittled away.


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The recount is on in Ohio. This could get weird.In fact, I wish it would.


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Larry, what recount is that? You mean the one wherein dubya interprets a shift of 100,000 votes in Ohio as a mandate?

Would have loved to have seen Bush score a 4 million vote plurality, only to lose the electoral vote. Could and probably will happen someday.


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SOme of the third party candidates are funding a recount. Ohio law says it has to be done. Besides the original issue of the uncounted provisional ballotts, there was evidently some trouble with some of the electronic voting machines and other issues. Kerry's law team is looking at it too, but not making too much noise yet. I'm not gunna hold my breath.........but you never know.


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yeah they want voters and poll workers in Ohio to testify on Sat and Mon. Read more at MM's site. Hey also read there about the Secret Service visiting Boulder High coz some kids were going to read Dylans "Masters of War" (with musical backing) and they changed the last line to something that sounded like a threat to Dubya and all hell broke loose.


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